Personal Narrative: A Little Dog

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One time when I was really little (like 4 years old) my best friend Raegan and I were playing on her playing with ant’s ( the bug) and sugar sticks , when her mom walked around the corner with a little box. Reagan's birthday was on the same day as mine (April 30th) and I assumed that the pesen was for Reagan and I was not expecting what was actually in that box. some time later…. a couple days later I want back over to her house ( we would alternate whose house we would play at) and I walked in and all of the sudden I heard a little yapping that sounded like a little dog, I was so confused Reagan did not have a little dog, all she had was a bernese mountain dog, named buddy. I knew that the barking was not coming from Buddy because he didn't

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